: > I'll try rp-pppoe as an alternative on NetBSD before I try OpenBSD or
: > reinstall FreeBSD on the box.  I was trying to have multiple IP
: > filtering software in use, hence the variety of OS.  Now that my box
: > count is down by one, I've lost on that one.  :-(

On Fri, Dec 14, 2001 at 09:54:10AM -0800, Andrew Gillham wrote:
: I'm really interested to hear whether the MSS clamping feature in rp-pppoe
: fixes this.

Yes it does, enough for me to cvsup my NetBSD current sources on the
border machine, and FreeBSD current and stable on an inside machine.

: Have you tried: "route add default 1.2.3.4 -mtu 1492" on the inside machines?
: (e.g. blue/green)

No, but that wouldn't affect the border machine when I'm also running
cvsup on it.  I guess I could use an inside (i.e., FreeBSD) machine to
cvsup my NetBSD sources, but that seems a little, er, unclean.

I'm planning to buy a new disk shortly, so I'll have to think a bit
more about what goes on which machine when I reinstall everything.

-- 
Christopher Vance